 Tasmania #10 Collage
|  Irrigated Pasture
The green irrigated pasture contrasts with the brown dry grass along the Tasman Highway, north of St Helens.
|  Bales of Silage
Green plastic-covered bales of silage in paddock beside Tasman Highway.
|  Hilly Terrain
Hilly terrain and more thistle infested paddocks in this farmland.
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 Cattle Country
There are a few Cattle in this shot.
|  St Columba Falls
St Columba Falls is a 90 metre waterfall.
|  St Columba Falls
St Columba Falls is a 90 m Waterfall in the South George River. The Walking Track was Closed due to a Landslide in Oct 2005. St Columba Falls, inland from St Helens, is one of the highest waterfalls in Tasmania. It is extremely popular with approximately 80,000 people visiting the State Reserve each year.
|  St Columba Falls
The cascading waters of St Columba Falls plunge nearly 90 m from the Mt Victoria foothills to the valley of the South George River. The catchment area of over 4 000 ha guarantees a continuous flow of water down the granite cliff face.
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 St Columba Falls
Located in the St Columba Falls State Reserve (295 ha), the cascading waters of St Columba Falls plunge nearly 90 m from the Mt Victoria foothills to the valley of the South George River. The catchment area of over 4 000 ha guarantees a continuous flow of water down the granite cliff face.
|  Cool Rainforest
A forest of tree ferns, sassafras and myrtle.
|  Tree Ferns
|  Tree Fern Frond
|
 Timber Hut
Timber Information Hut at St Columba Falls, Tasmania.
|  Moss covered Shingles
Moss covered Timber Shingles on Roof of St Columba Falls Information Hut.
|  Fern covered Log
Fern covered Log at St Columba Falls.
|  Dappled Sunlight
Sun and Shade on Ferns in Gully at St Columba Falls.
|
 Birdwatchers
Birdwatchers dwarfed by towering trees at St Columba Falls State Reserve, Tasmania.
|  Tall Tree Tops
St Columba Falls State Reserve, Tasmania.
|  Tree Tops
Tree Tops at St Columba Falls State Reserve, Tasmania.
|  Shades of Green
Vegetation with young Wattle Trees in foreground at St Columba Falls State Reserve.
|
 Mt Victoria Foothills
St Columba Falls State Reserve, Tasmania.
|  St Columba Falls
Parting view of St Columba Falls, Tasmania.
|  St Columba Falls Road
The St Columba Falls Road follows the South George River.
|  Cattle
Cattle in green irrigated pastures.
|
 Rural Scene
|  Farm Shed
Farm Shed in the distance. Overseas viewers might call it a Barn, but in Australia we call it a Shed.
|  Electric Fence
Paddock with an Electric Fence.
|  Farm Scene
|
 Rural View
|  Bare Hills
|  Tasman Highway
Tasman Highway through the rear window of the Bus.
|  Small Shed
A small Shed. Overseas viewers might call it a Barn, but in Australia we call it a Shed.
|
 Valley Below
|  Rusted Gate
Rusted Gate at the entrance to a Thistle infested paddock. Possibly Mt Victoria on the horizon.
|  Distant Hills
|  Cloudy Skies over Farmland
|
 Old Shed
An Old Shed with Rusted Roof. Note the row of plastic-covered bales of silage.
|  Weldborough Pass
Weldborough Pass Rainforest Walk is a short walk through Cool Temperate Rainforest containing beautiful Myrtle Trees and Ferns.
|  Base of large Myrtle
Base of a large Myrtle at the entrance to the Weldborough Pass Rainforest Walk.
|  Dark and Shady
Cool temperate rainforest is a verdant,silent, cool, dark and damp place where both the trunks of trees and the forest floor are usually festooned with a luxuriant carpet of mosses and lichens. In autumn and early winter in particular, the rainforest floor is dappled with an array of brightly coloured fungi.
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